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<blockquote data-quote="Ystraeth" data-source="post: 8904246" data-attributes="member: 7033107">I can't remember how it happened, as I rarely interact with WotC let alone something like DDB, but last year I got a survey about D&amp;D in the future.&nbsp; I play D&amp;D on occasion so thought sure, why not.&nbsp; As I filled it out, it was really quite long, I realized that it was all about 100% digital experiences and how you would interact with them.&nbsp; The survey expressly did not state this up front.&nbsp; &nbsp; All the way through I felt I couldn't express my opinion accurately as there was not a clear option for &quot;Not interested&quot; or 'my D&amp;D future looks a lot different to these limited answer options'.&nbsp; Over, and over and over.&nbsp; I got quite irritated with it by the end.&nbsp; The survey was ostensibly about D&amp;D in the future, but in fact it was clearly about D&amp;D in a digital only future (or digital enough to not even have 'non-purchase' as a question answer option).&nbsp; My point being surveys selection bias is pretty strong with WotC from what I've experienced.&nbsp; I remain deeply skeptical that this survey will be any different.&nbsp; They can certainly prove me wrong though <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ystraeth, post: 8904246, member: 7033107"] I can't remember how it happened, as I rarely interact with WotC let alone something like DDB, but last year I got a survey about D&D in the future. I play D&D on occasion so thought sure, why not. As I filled it out, it was really quite long, I realized that it was all about 100% digital experiences and how you would interact with them. The survey expressly did not state this up front. All the way through I felt I couldn't express my opinion accurately as there was not a clear option for "Not interested" or 'my D&D future looks a lot different to these limited answer options'. Over, and over and over. I got quite irritated with it by the end. The survey was ostensibly about D&D in the future, but in fact it was clearly about D&D in a [I]digital only[/I] future (or digital enough to not even have 'non-purchase' as a question answer option). My point being surveys selection bias is pretty strong with WotC from what I've experienced. I remain deeply skeptical that this survey will be any different. They can certainly prove me wrong though :) [/QUOTE]

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